Conclusion

Ultimately however the company fails to correlate monthly ROI payouts to affiliates with trading activity.

Furthermore the business models fails the Ponzi logic test.

If Alexander Chebotarev and Grigory Shemet were able to legitimately and consistently generate monthly ROIs of up to 27% (324% annually without compounding), why would they be soliciting investment from randoms over the internet?

Especially on the promise of a perpetual monthly ROI, which ultimately generates an ever-growing liability.

Even a modest capital amount would soon turn into a fortune under BizNet’s advertised ROI amounts. Sharing limited revenue and at the same time generating bigger and bigger ROI liabilities each month makes no sense.

The only verifiable source of revenue entering BizNet is new affiliate investment, the use of which to pay existing affiliates a ROI would make BizNet a Ponzi scheme.

As with all Ponzi schemes, once affiliate recruitment slows down BizNet will find itself unable to meet its monthly ROI obligations.

This will prompt a collapse, resulting in the majority of BizNet affiliates losing money.